Emeriti faculty honored
Some 23 faculty from across campus were honored with emeritus status at the May 16 Honor the Best ceremony.
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Shintani wins Outstanding Undergraduate Research Faculty Mentor Award
David Shintani is the 2007 winner of the University’s top honor for undergraduate research faculty mentoring.
Applications for software funds due on June 30
The Faculty Senate Technology Committee is seeking applications for the new availability of funds for software for the next fiscal year. The applications must demonstrate innovative uses of software intended for faculty use in pedagogy, research and creative production.
Casey, Demchak win top University Advisor Awards
Sean Casey and MaryAnn Demchak are this year’s winners of the top undergraduate and graduate advisor awards, respectively.
Summer Scholar Program seeks faculty participants
President Milt Glick is challenging faculty and administrators to connect with and inspire students via the Summer Scholar Program. The Faculty Senate is seeking participants.
Boyd, Ingram win Distinguished Teaching awards
Seth Boyd and Kate Ingram are this year’s winners of the Distinguished Teaching Assistant Awards.
Ort wins Distinguished Service Award
Carol Ort, associate professor of biology, was honored as the University’s 2007 Distinguished Service Award winner.
Westfall wins Distinguished Faculty Award
David Westfall, emeritus professor and chair of pharmacology, dean of the College of Science and vice president of academic affairs, has been given the top University honor, the Distinguished Faculty Award.
Donaldson wins Distinguished Outreach Faculty Award
Susan Donaldson, Water Quality Education Specialist for the Western Area Cooperative Extension in Nevada, is the 2007 winner of the top University outreach award.
Hill wins Tibbitts Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award
Jennifer Hill, associate professor of English, has been awarded the F. Donald Tibbitts University Distinguished Teacher of the Year. Runners up are David Crowther, associate professor of curriculum, teaching and learning, and Mary Hylton, assistant professor of social work.
